Auntevie

I like the racks from accuquilt, but I won't buy from them now unless it's a die I just can't simply live without. And then I'll think twice. I like the idea of the garbage can! Baskets4daze, do you have a picture of your dies on a pegboard?

QuiltnNan

terrific idea

Onebyone

How do you hang them on the peg board. My dies do not have a hanging slot or hole. Do you leave them unopened so they will hang? Just curious.

Country1

Wonderful! You look like you have it going on!

DonnaC

I don't have too many dies... I store them in one of those plastic containers on a shelf. It has nice snap handles that are quite sturdy so I can lift it without worrying about the box falling apart. And the box is full so it keeps me from buying more dies.

accuquilt

Lots of great storage solution ideas!

Airwick156

Great ideas. Does anyone have a tumbler die they are willing to part with? Or an OWL or a Sunbonnet Sue or Overall Sam die cutter they are willing to part with for kind of cheap?

KathleenV

I just ordered the Accuquilt Go. Haven't got the machine yet, but have received a few of the dies I ordered. Some of the dies are HUGE! Our JoAnns has some of those storage bins for wrapping paper on clearance. Do you think they would work for storing those long dies? Should I put some memory foam in the bottom of the bin?

Nilla

I don't like anything that looks clutter-y and I prefer my surfaces to be clear, so I have an oak shelf that is thin and fairly deep that fits mostly under the hangover of my cutting table (maybe 8-12 inches). The dies slide into the shelves so you only see the labeled ends.

carrieg

I only have about 6 dies. The strip die I stand up between 2 cabinets. The smaller ones are in a short trash can. My cutting mats I hang in the closet on a belt hanger - a large circle so I can easily take the one off I need.